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Sudden outbreak of liver spots, what's wrong?
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Lay term: That is not a medical term and it is not possible to know what you are referring to or where they are. For healthy skin in general drink plenty of water, avoid the sun, avoid alcohol, get sleep, and avoid stress.
Answered 10/1/2013
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